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Inner ring crack on rear wheels

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a really nice set of RD sport wheels S-4's and found that the two rear wheels have cracks, both on the inner ring. What would be the best route to making them usable. I track the car so I don't really think welding would be a good idea. Not having much luck finding anyplace wanting to just sell the inner ring either. Ideas????

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Have you checked with the manufacturer? This looks like them: http://www.rdsport.com/store/ I would contact them to see if they'll do something to make it right. If nothing else, maybe they'll sell you the inner ring.

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User "The_Sauce" from Stanceworks forums can source these for you.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks a bunch guys, I am trying both!!! Happy Holidays to all,

POST 5Original post

There is a great article in the new Panorama about wheels and metal fatigue. Wheels do not last forever. As I always say, there is only one thing between your *** and the pavement and that is your wheels. Any sign of cracking is a sure sign that your wheels have reached their limit....time to replace.

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